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  • Herbert Smith and Allen & Overy have acted as lead Asian counsel on Tata Motors' purchase of Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford Motor Company. Allen & Overy advised a syndicate of eight banks on a $3 billion facility to TML Holdings, a special-purpose subsidiary of Tata Motors. Herbert Smith represented Tata.
  • Norton Rose has hired Linklaters partner Martin Krause to boost its debt capital markets team in Frankfurt. Krause specialises in debt and structured finance products, securitisation, and upstream/downstream work for closed-ended funds. He also has experience with tax and regulatory matters.
  • Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom has represented Goldman Sachs on a pharmaceutical buyout. Goldman was the financial advisor to Millennium Pharmaceuticals as the Massachusetts company was taken over by Takeda Pharmaceutical. The latter is the largest pharma company in Japan and paid $8.8 billion for Millennium.
  • Kirkland & Ellis has hired three partners from Mayer Brown's Chicago office. Bruce Gelman, Thomas Geraghty and Joshua Hanna have joined Kirkland's Chicago office. All three bring extensive private equity, tax and/or real estate capabilities to the firm.
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell is advising Aozora Bank on a partial tender offer in Japan. Cerberus NCB, the Japanese arm of the private-equity group Cerberus Capital Management, increased its ownership stake in Aozara to 45.5%. The investment is worth $420 million.
  • Clifford Chance's Dubai partner Mohamed Hamra-Krouha has relocated to the firm's Saudi Arabian associate Al Jadaan & Partners in Riyadh. Hamra-Krouha, a partner in the firm's banking and project finance practice, moved across to Al Jadaan & Partners on March 1. He specialises in advising sponsors, financiers and governments on projects across the Middle East and Africa.
  • Basel II is inadequate. It miscalculated the amount of capital that institutions need to cover the risk of complex products, the Basel Committee admitted yesterday
  • Rajah & Tann has advised China Zaino International on its IPO and listing on the Singapore Securities Exchange. The offering raised $64 million and Zaino is expected to be listed on April 18.
  • Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz is representing Delta Air Lines in its merger with Northwest Airlines. The $17.7 billion all-stock combination will form the largest US airline.
  • In a move that could start government-sponsored securitisation, the Bank of England is planning to allow banks to swap mortgages for treasury bonds